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    1.

    Nonfiction means __________________ 
    A.  True
    B. False
    C. Fake
    D. Humorous
    2. A biography describes _______________ 
    A.The individual’s hobbies and career of an individual
    B. The childhood experiences, family, and career of an individual.
    C. The mistakes one has made in life.
    D. The birth of an individual’s children.
    3. Which of the following summaries could describe an autobiography? 
    A. A famous writer’s life told by another author.
    B. A famous basketball player’s wife sharing memories of her late husband.
    C. Michael Jackson’s mother describing his childhood.
    D. Helen Keller writing about her difficulties of being blind all her life.
     4. To support a main idea, writers often use  _____________. 
    A.  persuasion to prove their point.
    B. facts and details to prove their point.
    C. opinions and details to help prove their point.
    D. summaries of details to help prove their point.
     5. Nonfiction has two major types that function to “tell a story” or “to give an
    information”.
    A. Narrative and informative
    B. Expository an narrative
    C. Narrative and realistic
    D. Expository and persuasive
     6. Which of the following selections do NOT tell a story? 
    A. Narrative
    B. Descriptive
    C. Persuasive
    D. Fiction
     7. Who is the narrator of an autobiography? 
    A. another author 
    B. unknown admirer 
    C. a relative
    D. the author 
     8. A story written about another person’s life is what type of nonfiction? 
    A. Autobiography
    B. Exposition
    C. Informational article
    D. Biography
     9. A diary is what type of non-fiction? 
    A. Autobiography B. Exposition C. Biography D. Essay 
    10. A website containing short articles called posts that are changed regularly. 
    A. Blog B. Biography C. Reportage D. Testimonio 
    11. Which of the following is an example of a work classified as Creative
    Nonfiction? 
    A. Autobiography B. Memoir C. Personal Narratives D. All of the foregoing 
    12. Which of the following is NOT true about biography? 
    A. A written history of a person’s life
    B. An account or the story of a real person’s life that is written by another 
    person 
    C. It is about an the life of a person narrated by himself or herself 
    D. None of the above 
    13. It is any work drawn from the imagination of the writer. 
    A. Essay B. Fiction C. Novel D. Short Story 
    14. Which is true about a short story and a novel? 
    A. These literary works are both classified as fictional works. 
    B. Both are imaginative prose works. 
    C. They differ from each other in length and complexity. 
    D. All of the preceding 
    15. It is the most popular form of literature which is classified as a prose
    composition which attempts to explain or clear up an idea, perception, or point of
    view. 
    A. Editorial B. Essay C. Fiction D. Research report 
    16. In the line, The child is the father of the man, what figure of speech is
    employed? 
    A. Anaphora B. Litotes C. Paradox D. Simile 
    17. Which group of words exemplifies onomatopoeia as a sound device? 
    A. hold, told, mold, gold  C. hiss, buzz, whoosh, boom 
    B. wicked and wan  D. die, sky fly pie 
    18. The line, glowing colors appear, appeals to the sense of ______________. 
    A. sight C. taste

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